Malvern Gun Club honors Tim Markel with trophy
Tim Markel, a Malvern Community High freshman, won the annual Malvern Gun Club trophy shoot at the fairgrounds. He scored 23 of 25 in round one and 25 of 25 in round two, receiving the overall trophy from president Kenneth Allensworth. Class winners include Bower, Bloedel, O'Dell, McCain, Mason, Sanders, Jones, Scott, and Harry Markel.
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Tim Markel
Malvern Community High
Malvern Gun Club
Fair Grounds
Tim
Kenneth Allensworth
Gerald Bower
Raymond Bloedel
Delbert O'Dell
Jim McCain
Walter Mason
Doug Sanders
Kenneth Jones
Ralph Scott
Harry Markel
Reid and Westside Found Their Mark at Stanly Bowl
Pioneer honors went to Jack Reid who posted a 219 game and 57 series to lead scoring. Westside Cafe claimed team honors with a 928 game and 2660 total pins as multiple players posted 200 plus games including C Hunt 218 and W Jens 209. Standings show Gibson's 2149 and Red Line 494, Kiszier Service 18 944, Buffington's 17 10, Face Service 17 11, Thurman Bank 16 12, Roger's Lady 8 18, Guy Oilers 4 24, Malvern Lbr 3 25.
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Jack Reid
Reid
Westside Cafe
C. Hunt
W. Jens
R. Kemp
K. Jones
P. Stanley
L. Alley
R. Forney
B. Gemmel
Kiszier
Buffington’s
Thurman Bank
Roger's Lady
Guy Oliers
Malvern Lbr
Omahon Fined Twenty For No Fishing License
Omaha man Larry Taylor was fined 20 dollars and costs after being charged with fishing without a license. He was arrested Saturday by Conservation Officer Chris Hein on Indian Creek near Hastings before Justice of Peace John Hall.
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Omaha
Justice of Peace
John Hall
Taylor
Chris Hein
Indian Creek
Hastings
Morris Car Hits Deer On Town Road
Virgil Morris and wife of Henderson hit a deer near the Ben Wilson place while returning from Wesley Chapel dinner. The 10 point buck was killed by Conservation Officer Chris Hein. meat to be divided between Wesley Chapel and Henderson Christian churches. Car suffered no damage.
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Henderson
Wesley Chapel
Ben Wilson Place
Chris Hein
Henderson Christian
Homecoming games spark interest in Corner conference
Malvern fans anticipate a homecoming clash as Far ragut adds to the week’s appeal while Fremont Mills faces South Page and Hamburg Sidney in College Springs and Sidney. Hamburg should win unless upset, Fremont Mills worries over the Rebels. Other Friday games include Stanton at New Market and Essex v Nishna Valley at Emerson. Fremont Mills shows Thursday due to teachers convention. Paper for sale at The Leaders office.
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Malvern
Fremont Mills
South Page
College Springs
Sidney
Hamburg
Wildcats
Rebels
Stanton
New Market
Essex
Nishna Valley
Emerson
Fremont-Mills
Glenwood
Corning
Tabor
Emerson clinic shows few changes for girls cages this year
Area rules clinic at Nishna Valley high gym Emerson Oct 11 drew 125 coaches and officials. Wayne Cooley said only minor rule refinements emphasized personal contact injuries while a proposed AAU style two roving players was scrapped. No major changes planned for high school girls basketball rules this season.
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Emerson
Nishna Valley High
Marlin Mercer
N. Y
Wayne Cooley
Orioles Tangle With Stanton Vikings In Rough Showdown
The Orioles suffered through their toughest game of the season against the Stanton Vikings. Deceptive Vikings plays stymied the Orioles, who managed little consistency at the midway mark. Poor blocking and tackling plagued Coach Beasley's unit as Stanton seized early momentum.
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Stanton Vikings
Bll Beasley
Stanton
Knights Hand Blackhawks Season's 1st Loss 21-0
Fremont Mills defeated Nishna Valley 21 to 0 at Tabor to hand the Blackhawks their first loss of the season. The Knights moved mainly by the ground game for 207 rushing yards while the Hawks struggled offensively, crossing midfield only twice.
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Blackhawks
Jerry Nauman
E-M
Hawks
Darrell Wilkins
Francis Jensen
Bud Severn
Wilkins
Nishna Valley
Fremont Mills
Orioles Halted by Stanton in Homecoming Loss 34-13
Stanton Vikings rode Rick Gustin to a 34-13 homecoming win over Malvern. Gustin surged for 61 yards and scored twice, while Doug Dasner sealed Stanton’s edge with a 58-yard fumble return. Malvern’s defense pressed early, but the Orioles failed to sustain drives, turning over on a fumble and incomplete passes as the Vikings pulled away.
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John Sholeen
Orioles
Stanton
Buell
Vikings
Doug Dashner
Paul Walker
Malvern Mount Ieddown
Lanny Goy
Woody Jones
Dashner
Gustin
Sholeen
Tom Schenck
Malvern
Guy
Viking
Hamburg and Fremont Mills Lead Corner Conference Standings
Hamburg and Fremont Mills stayed atop the Corner conference after Friday’s play. South Page tied Sidney for third as Jim Stevens starred for the Rebels with four touchdowns. Hamburg crushed Essex 44 to 12, led by Mickey Thompson’s three scores and a Wray connection, while Farragut rolled New Market 83 to 14 with balanced scoring across Mount, Rowe, Martin, and Mann.
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Hamburg
South Page
Sidney DO Nishna Valley
I Stanton
Farragut
New Market
Essex
Malvern
Fremont Mills
Sidney
Cowboys
Jim Stevens
Stevens
Rebels
Jack Boardman
Boardman
Taylor
LaVerne Orton
Jim Shirley
Kent Adams
Aagin
Orton
Tat Glenn
Mickey Thompson
Pat Wray
Thompson
Denny Hendricks Ofnour
Ken Winkler
Jim Parkison
Hendriickson
Mike Stenzil
Wildcats
Wssex
Larry Skalberg
Three Teams Vie for Top Spot in Wednesday League
Three teams contend for lead in the Women's Wednesday Night Bowling League as Glenwood Bank tops after a series sweep over Collins Drug o. Rollie s Texaco and Our Market post strong totals with individual high games by Mary Stanley and Pat Mercer, while Malvern Bank and Fern s Beauty also win matches.
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Collins Drug
O. Gay OU
RAW
Rollie
Vexneo
A&w
Malvern Bik
Stiyl
Forts
Texaco
Mary Stanley
Ruth Stanley
Jane Miller
Pat Mercer
Cora Ness
Jan Forney
If & Rollie's
Texaco Oh Joy Il Go
Our Market
Malvern Bank
Fern's Feruty
Colling Drug
BP. We. L. A
W.janksen-Johnson
Mills County Spanish class enrolls twenty-two students
Twenty two men and women enrolled to learn conversational Spanish under the Mills county family living committee sponsorship. Classes meet Mondays at 7 30 p m for five weeks starting October 22 at the courthouse with Mrs Robert Buffington teaching using textbooks records and homework. Represented towns include Glenwood Pacific Junction Silver City and Malvern. Contact the extension office to join.
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Mills County Family Living Committee
Court House
Robert Buffington
Glenwood
Pacific Junction
Silver City
Malvern
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